Master Bernard’s Tree

Location:

• State: Kerala
• Locality: Cochin: Fort Cochin Tree Trail

Botany:

• Common name: Golmuhar: A very common ornamental tree, brought to India in 1840, which is threatened in its native Madagascar. Its beautiful red flowers and sword-like fruit pods are instantly recognizable.
• Botanical species: Delonix regia
• Botanical family : Fabaceae [Pea family]
• This species is profiled in Krishen’s Trees of Delhi: A Field Guide

Geography:

• Latitude: 9.96814891 ° north of the Equator
• Longitude: 76.24210564 ° east of the Prime Meridian
• Altitude: 4.5 metres above sea level

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Journey:

• The Fort Cochin Tree Tour
• Path : Trees Encountered on a Tree Tour in Fort Cochin, Kerala
• Date photographed: 28.12.09

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